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Remember your baby’s newborn pictures? They may still be online.

Posted on May 9, 2018 by Dissent

UPDATED April 23, 2021: Apparently people find this news article in Google search results and then contact me via email or phone to ask about getting their newborn’s photos. This is a news article written in 2018. Neither I nor DataBreaches.net have your baby’s photos. Do not call me or email about them as I…

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Android App With 10 Million Downloads Left Users’ Photos and Audio Messages Exposed to Public

Posted on May 9, 2018 by Dissent

Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reports: An Android app with more than 10 million downloads left users’ selfies, pictures, audio messages, and other sensitive data exposed online for all to see. The app, called Drupe, was once named a “Google Play Editor’s Choice.” […] But its developers made a huge mistake. Until this week, Drupe users were unknowingly…

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MO: Global University notifies students whose information was exposed by misconfigured database

Posted on May 8, 2018 by Dissent

From their press release: Global University (“Global”) is providing notice to current and former students of a recent event involving the potential exposure of certain personal information. To date, Global has not received any reports that the information has been misused. What Happened?  On February 1, 2018, Global learned of the potential exposure of certain…

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Halifax police won’t charge teen arrested in Nova Scotia privacy breach

Posted on May 7, 2018 by Dissent

CBC News reports: Halifax Regional Police say they won’t be charging a 19-year-old man arrested last month for downloading files from Nova Scotia’s freedom-of-information portal. Spokesperson Neera Ritcey said in an email Monday that after a thorough investigation, police determined there were no grounds to lay a charge of unauthorized use of a computer against the teen….

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Vector’s legal action against Stuff for data leak could be settled

Posted on May 7, 2018 by Dissent

Stuff reports: Vector and Stuff may reach an agreement outside of court after some of Vector’s customer data was revealed as a result of a data breach. Last week, Stuff revealed that a glitch in an app designed by Vector meant the names, email addresses, physical location and phone numbers of customers who used the app were visible…

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Ph: NPC orders Wendy’s PH to inform users affected by data breach

Posted on May 4, 2018 by Dissent

ABS-CBN reports: The National Privacy Commission (NPC) has ordered Wendy’s Philippines to notify users affected by the data breach on its website on April 23. The order dated May 2 was released after the fast food chain notified the commission that its website was infiltrated and that personal data of users were obtained and published…

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